The Best Art Galleries In Trinidad & Tobago

Their motto is “If you conceive it, we create it,” and a visit will reveal why. Webcraf Concepts was formed to market the diverse world of art in the most unique ways. Initially producing paintings and hand-painted t-shirts, it grew to give artists the opportunity of displaying and selling a sample of their exclusive work. If you’ve always wanted to get in touch with your creative side, do not miss Art & Wine taking place at the studio of the talented local artist Ruthven “Bari” Walkins on the first weekend of each month where you will learn how to create masterful pieces with complimentary wine and a delightful buffet for added inspiration.

Established to carry on and develop the traditions of Aquarela Galleries, Medulla provides a core space for art appreciation, education, dialogue and critique with public participation through exhibitions, workshops and forums. Subscribe to their list to get in touch with the work both of established and emerging artists and discover art as social expression and a medium for therapy and growth.

Founded in 1943, this is the oldest established art organization in the Caribbean that nurtures, promotes and protects the visual arts. Art Society of Trinidad & Tobago was influenced by a small group of painters, poets and writers, the pioneering Society of Trinidad Independents and born out of the idea that instead of being a privilege for few, art should be available to all. Enjoy the annual show of new work including paintings, drawings and sculpture and check out the teaching seminars, workshops or other exciting activities it hosts.

This space dedicated to the creation of art and the promotion of local culture is another great option for art enthusiasts. View some amazing pieces on display, filled with imagination and distinguished by the wonderful use of colors and textures.

Brainchild of Martin Superville, this gallery is a work of art by itself. Located at the edge of a large pond in a peaceful wooded area, The Tobago Art Gallery comprises a collection of structures painted in bold colors and provides a permanent venue for Superville’s work, as well as a meeting point for local artists. After your visit, relax at the outdoor Tea Garden upstairs for a refreshment among lush tropical plants.